Bernstein: Cubs' Jake Arrieta Really Loved That Brawl
What appears from the outside to be stupid, reckless machismo is seen from another perspective as competitive fire.
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What appears from the outside to be stupid, reckless machismo is seen from another perspective as competitive fire.
Just because the White Sox are off to a better-than-expected start doesn't mean it's time to look back on the Sale trade.
The Bears are allergic to providing information on their constantly evolving spate of injuries and have at times been proved liars when they do.
The NFL wants to do anything it can to draw our attention away from the head trauma issue endemic to the sport.
The sustained success and telegenic play of Ginobili is a big reason for the game's accelerated internationalization.
Every week, across football from the NFL to high school fields, we can count on unreported concussions.
Opportunities to watch excellence -- like in the form of LeBron James and Mike Trout -- shouldn't be missed.
If larger trends in sports television continue on their current vectors, many of the recently constructed college football palaces may have some lonelier hallways, monuments to headier times.
The circumstances surrounding Rodon's "biceps bursitis" are mysterious and merit further scrutiny.
Fangio's inability to lie is refreshing on a team full of empty words.
Only five of Emery's 20 draft picks in three seasons are currently left on the Bears roster.
To ask a former football player with a deteriorating brain if he'd do it all over again is to ask him to relinquish his very identity.
In a taxing sport played with few off days, what's the point of extra-inning regular-season games that stretch into the wee hours?
At age 32, James is full steam ahead, dominating this postseason and completely exerting his influence.
Butler demanding a trade would force the Bulls to confront what they've really become.
A Cubs starter has lasted more than six innings only twice in 27 games, and it's taxing the bullpen.
After a haphazardly crafted team slogged through a season, it's time to explain why the Bulls will matter again.
Who knows if Ryan Pace can find football players, but he's at least a good casting director.
Pace has tied his professional future to Mitchell Trubisky, whom the Bears moved up to get at No. 2 overall.
After the Celtics' strong finish to win Game 5, it's clear: The better team is winning now.
Conflicted feelings have surfaced as Thames has had a power resurgence after years away from the big leagues.
The early returns are solid for the Jason Heyward batting reclamation project, as his numbers are up and he's hitting the ball hard.
Hoiberg is acting out of desperation, trying to work the officials because his players can't stop Isaiah Thomas.
If this marks the end of an era, raise a glass to what's now seen as disappointment for the Blackhawks.
Who knows what this Bulls run means, but it's fun, so it might as well keep going.
